Farming with Entries: From Lord to Emperor Chapter 752 348: Standardized Rune Components3

"But it can totally be achieved!"

Fa Fuke said excitedly, "As long as the standards are set, magic jewelry and magic staffs can be used interchangeably!"

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Selena and Fa Fuke started an intense discussion.

Compared to ordinary craftsn, wizard apprentices are evidently more intelligent.

When Luo De introduced the concept of "standard parts," the two began to imagine infinitely.

Magic items no longer constrained by forms could all be disassembled into "parts" and combined together.

"Oh my God, why didn't I think of this!"

Fa Fuke pressed Luo De's shoulder and shouted excitedly, "Luo De, you're a genius!"

"Ahem, ahem!" Selena coughed twice with her head down to remind him.

"Ah, sorry, Lord Duke."

Fa Fuke hurriedly released Luo De, "I was too excited, sorry."

Fa Fuke apologized not because Luo De is a duke.

But because Luo De can transform into a red dragon.

Who dares to shake a red dragon's shoulder, doesn't want to live?

Luo De did not mind Fa Fuke's excited gesture and said calmly, "Since this thod is feasible, you two should arrange for soone to research it."

"Once there are results, have the blacksmiths in town cooperate and see if they can produce a finished product."

"Okay, alright." Selena nodded.

"It's getting late today."

Luo De looked at the rising moon in the sky, "The banquet hall has prepared dinner, co on, let's go try the Empire's chefs' skills."

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The Empire's chefs' culinary skills were quite impressive, all the dishes' flavors surpassed Martha's in Frost Leaf Town.

But what impressed Luo De even more was the presentation of the dishes.

For instance, chicken liver mashed and mixed with spices, molded into the shape of a castle, and brushed with gold leaf on the surface.

Another example, a giant pie baked into the shape of a crown.

Luo De wasn't really interested in these, and after eating his fill, he discussed with everyone the handling thod of the royal family and the planning of the academy.

A part of the royal family will be deployed to the Northern Territory to live out the remainder of their lives quietly.

And so capable collateral young mbers will be moved to the west to assist the Advisory Council in supervising those nobles.

Without the existence of noble lords, many villages and towns can be rged together.

Especially in the plains area, all the arable land can be connected and planned into large tracts of farmland.

Grain is always the most important, Luo De believes at least ten "large granaries" should be planned within the Empire, specializing in producing grain.

By stockpiling enough grain, even in the face of disasters, there will be no panic.

These matters Luo De usually entrusted to Otto to manage, but now that fellow is not here, so he can only have Atrey take notes.

There's also resource developnt, such as the developnt of iron mines and silver mines, which all need to start unified planning.

Just thinking about these things gives Luo De a headache.

The key problem is that the noble feudal system doesn't have such systematic nationwide planning, so there are no specific officials to manage it, it's very chaotic.

Fortunately, Frost Leaf Town has a simple set of administrative systems that Luo De can directly use.

Luo De wrote down the various departnts and personnel needed, letting Avril choose from among the nobles.

As for departnt heads, Luo De plans to dispatch them from Frost Leaf Town.

There are also many things to deal with at the Wizard Academy.

Wizard apprentices not only need to learn knowledge but also practice, naturally needing training grounds and experint zones, all of which need to be established simultaneously.

Even more important is the herb garden.

Luo De instructed Fa Fuke to find a suitable location in the mountain forest outside the city to establish a place capable of large-scale magic plant cultivation.

The banquet turned into an Empire eting, and after dining, Luo De did not feel a bit of relaxation.

After the banquet ended, Luo De did not rest but stepped into the training room to start practicing the Breathing Technique.

This ti, as Luo De controlled the frequency of breathing, what circulated within his body was no longer air but completely pure blazing energy.